[ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> stephanie: another commander being investigated for sending inappropriate e-mails to the other that the other woman was sending inappropriate e-mails and i just keep getting inappropriate e-mails from jacki schechner to keep away from general petraeus. i'm gay. >> he's just irresistible. >> i guess if you're attracted to that. >> didn't we discuss that yesterday. >> we discussed there was a third person because you don't

wear contact lenses. >> there is getting to be too much for me. i can't understand it. >> that's why we're going to explain it. >> it's scorpio. >> and she has crazy eyes. >> that sounds like a scientific explanation if i every heard one one. >> here she is. my little bff. >> the best comment i had heard so far. general petraeus is shaping up to be the best in his own sex scandal. another investigation of general john allen allegedly exchanged 20 to 30,000 e-mails with jill kelly, the married woman who reportedly kicked off the investigation of general petraeus.

the general joseph dunford is in line to succeed him and leon pi net at a has askedp. >> joy: netta has asked them to now we now know they met back in harvard in 2006. she wrote a biography but their affair did not allegedly start until september of 2011 after he took over at the c.i.a. it ended four months ago but in may jill kelly, the woman who volunteers as a social planner for the military went to a friend at the fbi and complained she was getting harassing e-mails from paula broadwell. he had been sending shirtless photos to kelly and that's how

they found out. it's so convoluted. we're back after the break.

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[ ♪ theme music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's "the stephanie miller show"." [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: i'm still trying to untangle my brain from jacki's newscast. >> shirtless--all i heard was shirtless. >> get jacki on the phone. >> travis! >> the other command center afghanistan is being investigate for sending inappropriate

e-mails to the woman. >> 20 to 30,000. >> and general petraeus sent inappropriate e-mails to--what the heck is going on over there. >> 20 to 30,000 inappropriate e-mails. it's hard to send 20 to 30,000 inconstant30,000instant messages. >> i keep getting threatening letters from jacki schechner to stay away from general petraeus. i don't understand what is happening. >> generals with rug burns. >> what? >> that's what fox is trying to tell you. >> oh, oh sure. >> in the senate. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. poor little electoral bloodbath. just the headlines gingrich

dumbfounded by obama's victory. because you only watch fox news. all right-- >> i read that sheldon adelson might be mobbed up in some way. he owes $400 million, he could have an accident. >> stephanie: we were speculating that karl rove might get a bag of vipers for christmas. >> he might be cleaning his bag and then sooner or later he falls off of the building. a big splat. i suggest you walk on the left side. >> stephanie: what mob movie does a guy lose $300 million? that's all right. we'll get you next time. [ splat ] >> you'll pay it back when you're ready. we trust you. you can work it oh off. >> good morning, jacki

schechner. >> oh, so much scandal. >> right. >> our ears perked up about the shirtless photos. what's that about? >> sure they did. >> stephanie: sand anthony wiener involved in any way. >> no. >> but he's back. >> stephanie: oh good. so paula broadwell was sending harassing e-mails to jill kelley. she's a social planner for military in tampa, which is suspicious in and of itself. >> stephanie: she was denying that she was having a relationship with general petraeus. >> right, that she and her husband were very good friends with general petraeus and his wife holly but there was nothing inappropriate going on allegedly allegedly. i start to worry when this woman is now the center of several different questionable relationships. >> stephanie: right. by the way howly is reportedly

furious. >> you think? >> stephanie: i read that this morning. i don't why i'm shocked. >> right now i'm team holly. >> and now taylor swift is date dating general petraeus. >> i don't have enough time when i do my newsbreak because there are so many twists and turns. i went to bed and woke up to all this craziness. >> so did we, and we're trying to untangle it. >> she sends these e-mails to jill kelley. jill kelley goes to a friend in the fbi in tampa and said i'm getting these harassing e-mails. but the "friend" in quotes somewhere along the way had been sending her shirtless photos of himself. >> the fbi agent? >> yes, the fbi agent in tampa. >> wow. >> had been sending jill--okay. he gets taken off the case.

>> right. >> he gets annoyed and thinks they're going oh to sweep it under the rug. so he contacts a member of congress who brings it up the chain within congress. >> do we know which member of congress. >> yes, i have it. i need to find it. >> talk amongst yourself. [ jeopardy music ] >> he takes it to a member of congress who takes it up the food chain to eric cantor, who then takes it to the fbi in d.c. that's how they begin to investigate in d.c. >> stephanie: so the white house cover up. >> what? >> that's the crazy part. he knew earlier that on election day, but now it's the president asphalt--david ryker. >> stephanie: another republican part of the cover up. this gets curiouser and curiouser. >> he was concerned that the fbi officials would sweep the matter

under the rug. so it was related to toll top congressional officials and we know that eric cantor was involved. now as they have started to investigate in broadwell-kelley e-mail. they discovered that john allen had been exchanging e-mails with jill kelley. i'm assuming she has sent some back. >> that's hard to do. >> stephanie: wait so--i got lost in the middle-- >> this is like the the elwood love chart. >> stephanie: how you know that reference, who is this guy. >> john allen is the top command center afghanistan. and he was sending e-mails back and forth with jill kelley. he was also based in tampa at

some point or is based in tampa. she's the voluntary social planner. >> voluntary. >> stephanie: what sort of social things is she planning. >> she's a voluntary liaison. her husband is a big-named surgery. she was volunteer snog why does liaison just sound dirty. >> being a social planner takes work and time. i'm surprised she didn't get paid for it. >> she was setting up social events for military folk in tampa. >> okay. >> stephanie: we're questioning jacki schechner like it's her story. >> i'm not questioning her. i'm questioning jill--whatever her name. >> i'm sorry but it's incredibly salacious. i can't even pretend to take the high road on this one. the crazy part of all this, not only do we have general petraeus

having resigned but general john allen was next in line to take over nato forces in europe. >> he was about to go in into hearings. >> stephanie: it sounds like a 70s swinger party. >> now they're saying let's speed up allen's successor because we don't know what's going to happen there and we don't know what is going to happen as far as n.a.t.o. command in europe. if he has to step down from where he is now, we don't know what is going it happen. >> stephanie: wow, between this and the secret service, people in government are getting more tail than i am. that's the only conclusion i can draw from this. a lot of tail. >> people say they're inefficient. i say they're getting a lot done. we just don't know about it. >> stephanie: especially considering their social calendar. >> i'm floored that 20 to 30,000

e-mails were exchanged. >> it happened over a couple of years they say it started in 2010. >> even them, that's a lot of e-mails. >> it doesn't mean that there is lyingalot of diatribe. it could be just hi. >> you don't have teenagers. >> they text as 90 mph. >> broadwell and petraeus didn't send e-mails to each other but put them in a draft follower in a joint g mail account. they will go lick them look them up. >> over g mail? >> they set up a g mail and then put them in a draft folder.

>> i would be caught i'm so technologically impaired. >> over g mail. >> i want you to stay on this with your cat-like reflexes all morning. >> i do have other news. >> stephanie: oh okay. >> i'll come back to this. >> oh we're coming back to this. >> stephanie: little news mynx. >> there is so much wrong with this story. >> stephanie: the point is we're helpers, jim, as you know. a lot of people hurting on the right, we just want skeeter and friends to know that it gets better. >> history turns the page, you know i know, we all know a skeeter. obama derangement syndrome reaches all segments of society. rich and poor, young and old

everyone can be a skeeter. sufferers of obama derangement sinsyndrome only have to remember three words. >> it's gets better. >> for those who are unable to distinguish between skeeter and reality. help skeeter. help bubba, help karl rove. a delusional mind is a certainly thing to waste. [applause] >> stephanie: jim ward accurately said. >> written by yahoos. >> stephanie: it is aptly named. oh can i life can be unpredictable. ask general petraeus. i bet they all have carbonite.

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thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 23 minutes after the hour.

oh we're all just back in high school. so the e-mails are being described as more catty than threatening? it's a cat fight. >> according to the daily beast.the e-mails were not particularly aggressive in stay away from my man variety but cat fight stuff. who do you think you are at a parading around the base. you need to take it down a notch. >> good for you. >> stephanie: look at you missy. >> trotting around the base. >> oh, oh my god. >> stephanie: this is awesome. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. general is petraeus, shocked i tell you shocked. that this is going on. he was shocked to learn that his mistress is suspected of sending threatening e-mails to another woman to stay away from him. this is like a jerry springer

episode. >> this is dynasty, total dynasty. >> someone will start throwing chairs soon. >> stephanie: wrestling in ball gowns in a mud pit. the second woman jill kelley was platonic, i don't know. oh although his biography turned lover paula broadwell saw her as a romantic rival. petraeus also denied that he had begin broadwell any military sensitive information. >> she was with the commanders on the ground. >> she had extraordinary access to the general. >> sounds like it. >> she had had access to a lot of generals on the ground. >> in the bed. >> and she had access to his g

mail. >> wow. >> stephanie: we just lost jim for the morning of the shower inference. he has pictures in his mind. joe, hello joe. >> caller: for years i thought there were people who never said anything during the bush administration and never could understand why people didn't come out with their criticisms until after the election. in this incident we were notifiedwe hear he wasnotified before the election. >> stephanie: joe, there was a piece in "time" magazine before this came out about why romney stopped talking about benghazi because it looks like general petraeus--general petraeus has been a right wing hero because of iraq and all that because he may have--what do you call it, responsibility for the people in benghazi and i don't know.

the thing is, that's before we knew anything. we were talking about that last week before we knew any of this. >> this is like real housewives. >> stephanie: here's the curious part. during a talk last month at the university of denver. broadwell raised eyebrows when they said that they had detained people in libya and the attack was an effort to free those prisoners. they had been stripped of their authority to take prisoners as it had under george w. bush. this gets curiouser and curiouser. is that classified if that is true, and if she knew that-- >> she had extraordinary access. >> stephanie: right, while someone else is sleeping. >> extraordinary access to his pants.

>> stephanie: our friend rick overton, guys after organize, they get that bobblehead. he could do anything during that period. >> right. [ laughing ] >> you have a small window of time. >> stephanie: a man's brain is turned to jelly and you could do virtually anything. brenda in detroit. you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, i'm from detroit and i love your show. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: what is everyone doing while all this crap is going on? now, diane feinstein seemed to know a little bit more. >> no, she said she didn't. she said she was shocked. >> and she was chair of the senate intelligence committee. she should know about this.

>> caller: why they're shooting rockets, nobody is paying attention. now they're all on this--it's unbelievable. >> stephanie: yes, it actually is. >> caller: you would think that the republicans knew more than they knew. i think if romney had they would have brought this out right after i think to ruin the whole presidency of obama. >> stephanie: yeah well,. >> is there a senate bow chica bow bow. >> stephanie: i think there is now that you suggested it. right back on "the stephanie miller show." stephanie miller show." >>for every discouraged voter, there are ten angry ones taking action. trickle down does not work.

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[ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> you are my oprah. >> stephanie: you don't get a car, and you don't get a car. 434 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the number toll-free from anywhere. hi george. >> good morning it's good it talk to you again. it's 25 degrees here in gary, youbut you could melt my popsicle any day. >> stephanie: california girls. >> during the scandal of great president's administration there is the threat of some neo-con

nut. whether it's the hooker scandal with the secret service or it's these leftover neo-con general who is ran us into the ground with iraq and afghanistan conflicts. every single scandal. the gun running-- >> cenk: general petraeus was roomedrumored to run for president as a republican. >> they bring scandals at a time when we should be paying attention to the budget negotiations. go to the story on youtube. >> stephanie: i don't know if they're fun facts. >> they're facts. >> stephanie: i don't know. there are just little tidbits. odd little tidbits from this scandal. one photo shows petraeus and his wife holly with the kelleys. >> right the jill kelley.

>> stephanie: and jill's identical sister decked out with party breed in the background. >> argh. >> is that one of the social events that jill was-- >> stephanie: planned. pirate parties. the sisters hard to differentiate. >> they better watch out for the navy seals if they're pirates. >> stephanie: maybe it's part of their sex games. i'll be the somali pirate and you be the navy seal. okay the sisters because they're hard to differentiate also competed in a cook-off for the food network called food fight in 2003. >> i remember that show. >> food fights and pirate parties. it gets weirder and weirder. >> stephanie: alrighty then. speaking of wow. >> argh, you should pay

attention to the mateys on the ground. >> that doesn't sound like a real party. it sound like a kid's birthday party in in the backyard. >> stephanie: i may change parties to a pirate theme. >> get jill oh to plan it. she does it for free. >> stephanie: obama for 2013, argh. >> caller: it gives new meaning that she walked the plank. >> stephanie: who has a little frog in her throat. >> boy oh, boy my mom is seriously ill in the hospital. i got hit by a guy who ran a red light. but obama won re-election and crushed, so all is good. >> stephanie: oh, baby. >> we're all moving forward. moving forward. but you know, i've always said for years that the today show was a comedy. yesterday to talk about the adulter david petraeus, matt louer interviewed newt gringrich

gringrich. >> stephanie: i speak for all of us when i say spppp. what were his thoughts on marital infidelity. >> i laughed with the bit of irony. that is a comedy show. >> frankly, i don't think anybody in the public sphere should engage--i'm dumbfounded. >> stephanie: about obama's re-election. this is the guy who lost by a landslide to the other guy. people going a little bit crazy. the post election, the headline is arizona woman runs down husband in car for not voting. she ran down her husband in the family car. >> that will fix it. >> stephanie: when he failed to vote in the election. holly solemn arrested after

running over her husband. he's in critical condition although expected to have survived. >> it wouldn't have mattered. arizona went for romney by a large margin. >> stephanie: i think people are a little emotional. >> shut up, i'm not emotional. i'll run you over-- >> stephanie: she became angry over his lack of voter participation, and felt that her family would face hardship as a result of obama in another term. witnesses--everyone clustered oh my god honey look out the window. saturday morning in the parking lot and escalated and chased her husband in the lot in a car yelling at him as he tried to hide behind a light pole. people get it together.

people. [ bleep ] >> we survived eight years of bush. you can survive eight years of republican. it will be fine. >> stephanie: it will be okay. >> there are black people in the white house. doesn't anybody see it. [ whisper ] >> stephanie: the woman who posted the n word about obama said she took it back. >> they call it coldstone. >> is it that blackwater's new name, coldstone. they keep changing it. >> stephanie: a california woman named denise helms took to facebook posting another four years of this n word. maybe he'll get assassinated this term. she was subsequently fired from her job at coldstone creamery.

she said it's kind of harsh. she's not a racist. >> oh, no. >> stephanie: but you equate the president with the n word? helms told fox 40 who interviewed her that the assassination part is harsh. i'm not saying that i would go do that by any means but if it were to happen, i don't think i would care one bit. >> is 40 the level of i.q. of people who watch it. >> stephanie: there you go. and also she equates the president with the n word. it sounds like you're a racist cleverlily rebutted. it does, helms generally a lot. but i'm not. that's what everybody is telling me that it sounds racist. if it does, i take it back. >> not the assassination part, though. >> stephanie: wow, i take it back. >> she should be sharing a cell

with ted nugent some day soon. >> stephanie: i need to--okay. >> there are parts of california that are like that. once you get outside of the cities where there are no trees, and go to turloc. >> once you get 30 minutes out of any city, you hear. [ banjo music ] >> once you get to turloc you get that. >> stephanie: is that what happens? >> yeah. >> stephanie: hi chuck. >> caller: . hi chris i'm laughing over the bit by chris and the dualing banjos. the impeaching obama over the benghazi thing. this is nuts. no one was talking about impeaching bush over 9/11. that was way worse than anything that has gone on with benghazi.

people need to calm the heck down over this whole thing. the point of all these right wing people, the hatred, negativity and schoolyard crap that is coming on with this stuff, grow up people. what kind of example are we setting for our kids? aren't we supposed to be setting an example for the kids coming up for the next generation? >> stephanie: yes, yes, i know. >> i don't understand it. i listen to you every day i can god bless you you keep me sane in this world. if it wasn't for you all i will be insane. >> stephanie: it's not keeping me straight. what happened? hi cindy welcome. >> caller: this is really strange. when this all came out i thought back to this interview that this woman did with jon

stewart on the daily show. i watched that interview that day and made a mental note that something was not right with this woman. she was too much of a fan--well the first thing that happened to me, i thought i'm not going to read this book. she's too much of a fan. she's not a real biographer. this is just somebody who likes him way too much. >> stephanie: just the picture of her standing with him, you look at it and go, oh, that's not-- >> caller: she was involved with self promotion with the physical fitness thing. she does push ups with her husband, and they did some stunts but it all fit a kooky profile of this woman. and i wasn't surprised. as soon as it came out i thought, yep i called it way back then. >> stephanie: yes, you could hear it.

>> callhe is quite a genius. he's able to balance so many different levels of thinking. i don't think all officers do. some do, but i don't think all officers do. >> that's awesome. i wonder if she likes me. >> she had posters of him on her wall. >> stephanie: runaway bright eyes. i'm just saying. she probably had a tiger beat of all her military guys. l.o.l. right back on the testify testify. >> announcer: if you turn her on she'll turn you on. >> oh, god. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show."

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>> announcer: stephanie miller. >> stephanie: don't you hate that when you're trying to keep something a dirty little secret and someone uncovers the 30,000 e-mails to them. i hate it when that happens. 5 minutes after the hour. [my dirty little secret ♪ >> traipsing around the base like you do. prostitution whore. >> those are the best kind. >> stephanie: so many flashbacks to jerry springer girl fights.

he might be your husband. he's my man! shut up. welcome. >> caller: hi, stephanie how are you doing? >> stephanie: good go ahead. >> caller: reason why the official guy who actually initiated the investigation they took him off of it because they say he was too personally involved in it. he's the one who actually warned eric cantor, and when it came down to, it was just a--it was made more of a private situation, and had nothing to do with security. >> you know what, though, when you have that kind of access to a general's computer. >> stephanie: we don't know that yet. that's the thing. it's an affair, yeah, we don't know. >> we don't know. >> stephanie: here's what we do know. [ world news music ] >> if there was a possibility

then security should have been photo need. >> stephanie: if you just tuned in you have some catching up to do. the john allen is in jeopardy due it the petraeus sex scandal. he's being investigated for sending inappropriate message and pictures to jill kelley. >> he may be your general but he my man. >> traipsing around the base looking like that. >> stephanie: do you think she sounds like paul lynn like that, look at you. >> i think she sounds more like teresa of real housewives of new jersey. >> stephanie: so allen's communications with jill kelley who has been described as an unpaid social liaison. >> that sounds so fishy, oh my god. >> social liaison sounds a little-- >> salacio us.

>> stephanie: a little servicey? kelly is is said to have received e-mails from paula broadwell who is petraeus' biographer. 30,000 e-mails and communications are under review. >> that works out to 41 what ya thinking and how's it hanging soldier. >> stephanie: what are you doing? hi gerald. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. i love your show. >> stephanie: please, let me acted a your social liaison. >> caller: i have no comment on that. you know, i got another take on that petraeus issue you know.

first of all when i saw that picture of that young lady, she i thought damn. >> stephanie: they're both hot right, jim? >> caller: now you got this other old guy i can understand 65 and this young lady. compare petraeus to an old car. >> stephanie: the point of this call is you're saying you would tap that, is that what you're saying. >> caller: no, it would take new batteries that are you comparing women to batteries is that what you're saying? >> caller: it's just an analogy. >> stephanie: time for you to join the republican party now. j. >> you know how they are. >> you know how chicks are. hello nadine.

>> caller: hello, i just want to tell you that i absolutely love you. you turn me on. >> stephanie: oh, well. >> caller: i'm married, 66 years old and married and mother and grandmother. but you took me away from dr. phil completely. >> stephanie: 's a doctor of-- [ bleep ] >> caller: you're something else. you are great. i want to know why everybody is getting so upset over this with petraeus. my goodness, poor mr. clinton and what did they do to him. >> stephanie: nadine you're a frisky little thing. aren't you. >> traipsing around the base like you do. >> stephanie: i have a fun fact from the election. because we still have electoral fun facts, you know. [ world news music ] >> you said it was a fun fact so i got the breaking news music.

>> stephanie: george bush got more mormon votes than romney. looser. let's go to brenda in dallas. "the stephanie miller show." good morning. >> good morning. i was calling to make a statement about tampa even though they had the republican convention there it is basically democratic. but my point was earlier you were talking about the picture of the pirates flag in the background and they were standing in the front. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: a that's at the gasparilla festival. it's a big deal down there. they go for two weeks on that, and its sort of like mardi gras a little bit. it's their version. >> stephanie: all right. >> caller: just thought you would like to know. >> stephanie: the little pirate party. i got it. now we know. >> by the way. >> stephanie: yes, chris. >> interesting little fun fact. paula broadwell lives only a few blocks away from rio hunter.

>> stephanie: i have to call my mom and ask her over for coffee and get some information. robin--i was going to do a joke there, never mind. what's the name of the street. >> caller: hello. >> stephanie: hello. >> caller: hey stephanie how are you. >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: you should do a debate with ann coulter. and the fun fact, the most educated state voted for obama. the least educated state voted for mitt romney what does that say? >> i don't know. >> stephanie: we're in a blue state so we know the answer. we were not--that would be our answer. >> duh, i don't know. >> stephanie: exactly. i just lost my train of thought. >> reo hunter.

>> stephanie: what is the name of that street. she lives on the same street as-- >> paula broadwell. >> broadwell. hum. hum. >> i'm not getting it. >> stephanie: i'll think of it. what is the name of the street. >> that's a little doughy. >> stephanie: right. i didn't want to be too harsh. [ laughing ] >> cenk: all right if we were in detroit it would probably be exit 69. 58 minutes after the hour. we have. markos moulitsas and charlie pierce. we have a big show as we continue on "the stephanie miller show." [ ♪ music ♪ ]

[ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: hello current tv land. charlie pierce from esquire's politics and markos moulitsas. jacki what are you thinking. >> i've been missing the boats on this e-mail thing. i don't send 20 to 30,000. >> stephanie: and i'm really clingy to you and i only send 15,000 right? >> i wouldn't say you've even gotten to 20 yet. >> stephanie: that's just on what david gregory said on meet meet the press. that's just getting warmed up for the week. >> it's got to be short 40

little stops. i can't believe the would be long diatribes. >> that's too much time to send a short little thing. that's when you send a text. >> stephanie: here she is, jacki schechner at the current news center. >> good morning. we do have other news. the president an vice president are meeting at the white house today with top leader and progressive leaders to talk about growing the economy. the president will talk with business executives to have the same type of discussion. the administration and lawmakers are looking to come to some sort of agreement before tax cuts comeends at the year. bill kristol said it wouldn't hurt to raise taxes on the

wealthiest. now glen hubbard, who is a republican economist writes for the financial times that revenue should come from the topic in earners. he doesn't advocate letting the bush tax cuts expire he does say getting rid of loopholes and deductions should do the trick. the rest of hubbard suggestions are not stellar but the idea of litingletting the rich pay more is a good place to start. nancy pelosi may be making the decision it step down in her leadership role. inside information is that she is going to stay put but if she decides not to be minority

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ap... i can't find it. >> you can't even delete it. it comes with your iphone. i bet you put it in a folder somewhere. >> stephanie: give me that general petraeus woman. >> who, jill? >> stephanie: yes, i need a party planner liaison. [ whatever ] markos moulitsas in the next hour. and lana said steph, now that we have all exhaled the remnants of the republican party i found this angry beaver ad i wanted to share with you. it's time to get back back to the fart and beaver jokes. [ farting sounds ] >> people who saw us during the election will see what we really do. >> nice beaver. >> thank you, i just had it

stuffed. studio we'll get back to the general petraeus story in a minute. let's see, lorenda said you were asking about stupid things that joe walsh said, you know, the guy who got defeated. he said it was impossible for a woman to die in childbirth because of advanced technology. i wrote an e-mail to let him know about it. oh he knows. yes, thank you so much. okay, some stories are making me happy, chris. our friend wrote tea party activists blame the loss on the establishment. fight, fight fight. >> now they can move further to the right. they're too timid. >> stephanie: you're right, the

tea party is right. when president obama caused angst. one emotion dominated others. tea party supporters are anger at the g.o.p. for embracing a moderate like mitt romney for undermining true conservative candidates and ignoring--they won't be ignored chris. >> i'm not going to be ignored. >> does that mean they're going to put a rabbit bit on top of the car. >> stephanie: now richard digry he that guy he gathered a group ofand said the battle to take over the republican party begins today. he asked for them resign that

includes reince priebus. [ whining ] >> stephanie: we still haven't heard from him. what does he have to say for him. >> on veteran's day he tweeted something thanking veterans. that's the only thing he has had to say since the election day. >> stephanie: he goes on it today that they will never be hired to run a campaign again and no one will give a dime to their super pacs. dick morris. how could he be so wrong welcome he's dick morris. he's always wrong. >> i printed that colonel sanders and the jack in the box guy was going to run for presidency in 2016. >> stephanie: the attack did in the sit well with many main line

conservatives they want to maintain control of the senate. fight fight fight fight. michael brone said that the tea party brought talented people to politics but also brought wacko wackos an witches. >> i'm not a witch i'm weird. >> stephanie: allen west and joe walsh. >> they lost their seats that yes, the very people who keep nominating moderates call us purises just like the left call us purises and we have it hear this crap from republicans. and at the news conference, coordinateor of the tea party patriots she said conservatives had wanted a candidate like reagan an what they got was a weak member of the party and the

fault was on them. fight, fight fight. george somebody said the to-word answer was that america died. the words tea party are dead. no doubt about that. you never heard a single utterance of tea party from mitt romney or paul ryan. that's right. you need to hug that tea party closer. >> i guess the tea party is with thing angst. >> what? >> stephanie: let's dive in the right-wing world. phil o'reillybill o'reilly. this is the deal. >> when you bunch it all up together, it was an entightment vote this year. american families earning less than $3,000 a year broke big for the president. 62%.

so it's clear that left wing ideology did not win the day for barack obama. big spending. >> gotcha. we still won es. there's that. >> stephanie: dennis miller. >> do i ever think it will go back in my lifetime to the other way? no i don't. this is the america that i saw from 18 to 58, no, i don't. is that the end of the world? no, it's not like i was in the shower and found a lump in my armpit. that's my fall-back position. i've got a great life but it's not the america that i've grown comfortable with. >> stephanie: wow. >> at least i didn't get cancer. nothing funnier than cancer. >> stephanie: sean hannity. >> we got to get rid of the

immigration issue all together. it's easy for me to fix it. you create a path for those who are here. you don't tell them to go home. that is a position i've evolved on. it's got to go resolved. the majority of the people here, if they have records, you can send them here. but if they're law abiding their kids are here. first secure the border. pathway, done. >> done, i never cared about it. it's not a big deal. shut up. >> the only way he changes his position is because he discovered that this party was losing. >> stephanie: right, it's purely political. >> so transparent. >> stephanie: all right, how do we-- >> blah-blah-blah. >> stephanie: i have to say the little feller sounds dispirited on the radio. rebuilding day one..

[ wah wah ] do you see some subtle? subtle. >> it doesn't need to be subtle. >> stephanie: okay, lieutenant colonel calf peters fox security news expert. >> the obama administration just as the administration claimed that there was purely coincidence of the benghazi conflict was attacked on the anniversaries of september 11th. now it's purely coincidence that this extramarital affair surfaces right after the election. not before but after but before the intelligence chief go to capitol hill to get grilled. i subject that these chicago guys knew of this affair for a while, held it in their back pocket until they needed to play the card. >> these tough chicago guys like

eric cantor. >> and the republican guy from washington like jacki schechner was telling us? yeah, chicago guys. i'm sure sheldon knows some chicago guys, get some stuff done. >> stephanie: i'll have a little chat with karl rove about the money. >> where did you keep it? what did you do with it. >> stephanie: check in that bag of vipers for the money. >> where's our money, a bag of broken glass. there's your money. >> it's right out there outside of the window. lean out a little further. >> stephanie: jonathan on fox news. >> we know that public schools and the aggregate have been a failure. short of privatizing them the best we can do is cut them. 25%. that would be a good start. it would help the kids and improve their education but of course it would help the tax payers as well who wouldn't be forced to continue to participant in what we know is a failing system.

>> stephanie: maybe we can hope they'll be stupid enough to vote republican. >> let's keep 'em dumb. >> stephanie: dessert topping for right-wing world. >> look at greece. greece is in chaos at the moment because they let their debt run and run and run. riots in the streets. unpayable debt. they're looking at another two years before they start paying it back. that's another $50 billion euros. >> we should put our extra money in tear gas. whenever i see this shot there's tear gas. >> what are you going to do with your money in the second term. i don't have a good answer for you. >> stephanie: i guess he's appalled. >> appalled at what happens in these countries, good heavens. simply not on. >> stephanie: that is the end of the right-wing world. a little bit in disarray. 17 minutes after the hour. it's an unsolicited testimony

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>> announcer: stephanie miller [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show," welcome to it. charlie pierce coming up at the top of the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. gail in syracuse, hi gail. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: good morning? >> caller: it is so good it talk to you again. you help keep me sane in up state new york that thank you. >> caller: i want to know if you heard about this, but the right wing nut jobs in this country have gone totally ballistic. they're starting petition to

secede from the union. and even in my state, people are signing on it. >> stephanie: people are collectively losing their--bleep-- >> stephanie: i know why don't you tap fort sumpter. >> rick perry had to come out this morning and re' sure the nation that texas was not going to secede from the nation. >> stephanie: oh, good. got it everybody got it everybody. i got it years regular. >> i saw it four years ago. i saw it eight years ago. >> stephanie: got it thanks. it's like that website after george, you know, the bleep-.com, the whole thing. everything settle after the electionerness oh do we care what rasmussen things with thinks? now obama's job approval is

highest since july of 2009. it's at 54% according to rasmussen. the right wing will probably stop quoting them now since they're favorable to the president. we'll talk to charlie pierce. he has great stuff about how we should be negotiating the fiscal cliff, etc. seemingly ignoring that more americans voted for obama than mitt romney, they're moving towards a tax compromise that looks very similar to the tax idea that was made. the president talking about it. >> obama: we found out that the majority of americans agree with my approach, democrats independents and some republicans. now we need the majority in congress to listen.

>> stephanie: eric cantor said what would be best is reforming the tax to make businesses competitive. that's what the guy who lost in the landslide said. >> we need the republicans to do in 2012 what we did in 2010. we hear the mandate to continue to cut spending but they need to hear the mandate-- >> you're calling eric cantor a fairy, that's not fair. >> stephanie: he's telling a fairytale. >> oh, i got you. >> let's start to actually start to solve the problem. let's focus on tax reform, that let's focus on the fact that you just lost by a huge landslide and you don't get to say what's what now. >> this is what mitt romney would have done had he actually won. oh oh god.

>> stephanie: okay, let's go to jenny in georgia, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi jenny. >> caller: hi, sweetie how. >> stephanie: hello little lamb chop. >> caller: since you already talked about texas and--i just wanted to mention that i think eric cantor's silence is so bipartisanship now. i'm hopeful. >> stephanie: about what? >> caller: okay-- >> stephanie: about the petraeus thing. >> caller: because he kept quiet, yeah. i'm very surprised about that. okay maybe he was having an affair with one of them, too. >> oh, we don't know that, oh jenny. >> caller: you don't think so? >> stephanie: you're just-- >> caller: it bring up something actual. arizona, all these 500,000 people who are--whose ballots are going to be thrown out because they were registered by

youth group when they were protesting, and they're trying to get ahold of the people because if they don't verify their registration and all those ballots are going to get thrown out. >> i hadn't heard that. >> caller: am i wrong about that? >> stephanie: i hadn't heard that either. >> caller: this is arizona, and apparently a lot of congressional seats are up in the air because of it. >> well, ron barbara's seat is up in the air because it's so close. and kyrsten sinema of the phoenix area, democrat, was just called--that race was called yet yet. >> stephanie: for her. >> i don't know if there is a registration issue. >> stephanie: she's the first bisexual in congress. >> hey now. >> stephanie: charlie pierce on the stephanie miller show. i wanted to talk about i think a lot of the things about the election is overanalyzed and i

feel that a lot of people, >>i jump out of my skin at people when i'm upset. do you share the sense of outrage that they're doing this, this corruption based on corruption based on corruption. >>i think that's an understatement, eliot. u>> i'm not prone tot. understatement, so explain to me why that is. i think the mob learned from wall st., not vice versa.

[ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> is your tongue purple? she has been drinking wine, what is this, csi? >> stephanie: oh, i just sent you more video. >> i posted it. it's on your facebook page. oh dear. it's from the inauguration in 2009. >> stephanie: she's very happy. >> very, very happy. >> stephanie: 34 minutes after the hour. someone tweeted i didn't think we had a problem with straights in the military. maybe we should look into that. don't ask don't tell, don't send 20,000 e-mails? we need a new policy.

kids, guess what, there is only one who understands. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: charlie pierce political columnist for esquire.com. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: good morning charlie pierce. >> caller: i'm sorry, i had to turn oh off the real house lives of langley. >> see, you're on vacation from esquire.com. i thought you would be up on this story. >> caller: how could you not follow it between the other woman, the oregon other other woman the other fbi guy who wanted to get with the other other woman and we have the other general. >> stephanie: and the street that apparently paula broadwell lives on in charlotte the boulevard of broken bimbos. how about chippy way. >> caller: that's not possibly true. >> it is true.

>> caller: they live on the same street? >> they live a few blocks from each other. >> caller: i would love to be a fly on that coffee cup. it gives the phrase cul-de-sac a whole new meaning. both of them have been calling it. never mind. we're not going to go that far. this is am radio. >> stephanie: charlie pierce, you write we're finally rid of the pinwheeling insanity of what is called allen west. >> he's still confessing. >> caller: i'm telling you he's going it show up in january. he's not going it break down his office. he's going to show up. judge keeps laughing at him. >> stephanie: i was going to say he might fire a gun somewhere near his head. >> you're right, charlie, he may show up in d.c. in january for his job. >> stephanie: because he's

pinwheeling insanity. >> caller: because we all know if someone doesn't tell willard he'll show up. [ laughing ] >> stephanie: this is one of my favorite pieces. willard romney's strange little oblivious world, a long story about lou utterly oblivious romney was of his approaching dam. does this not terrify you what he would have been like as president. >> caller: the guy decided that all of a sudden he was a talk show host. scott brown did the same thing by the way. can i give a brief hurrah for my senator. that's senator professor warren. >> stephanie: what do you mean by that, willard thought he was a talk show host. >> caller: he started believing all these crazy people. i would point out that if he and

scott brown both made the same mistake, the only common factor is eric fernstr oh om. you said romney was a dumber politician than dan quayle and sarah palin combined. >> caller: it's true. if all the stories are true of how stunned he was. i didn't think he was stupid. how does anybody interpret the polls as at least close, there is a possibility that you might loss. >> stephanie: whether you want to talk about blame the storm or chris christie, the president was ahead in all the battleground before that. >> caller: and forever. even after the first debate de debackel, which was allegedly the game changer. >> stephanie: you say how can democrats may republicans pay aside from dissociating myself

from the comments. i mean, it's basically how they should deal with this fiscal cliff thing to start with. >> caller: on the blog we refer to it as the gentle fiscal incline. >> stephanie: you say the best the republican relationship can do to denigrate the beating they took and to suggest that willard romney has had a stomp on his ass, to implement the basics of willard romney's plan, it would be best to have cooler heads and con back with the consensus that one side actually lost. we were just talking about this during the break that's what they're proposing hey how's about we do willard romney's plan. >> caller: and they're finding eager ears in the white house.

that's alarming to me. >> stephanie: the republicans who old the majority in the house but there is no obligation to make john boehner's life easier. you know, if ever--you know, you keep seeing this clip of george bush talking about all the political capital he has gained, right? this is the second electoral landslides. >> caller: the first thing that george bush did with that political capital was to privatize social security. that was the beginning of the end. that's when his second term got broken along before all the bad stuff happened. >> stephanie: you talk about this a lot, too, what happens on the sunday shows. >> caller: i took this week off by the way. >> stephanie: i don't know if you saw this, but this is what drives you and i crazy not just about the democratic party but mainstream media. this is the question that was

asked of schumer. >> would you like to see the president bring him in for the negotiations over the fiscal cliff. >> caller: shoot me now. >> stephanie: really? >> caller: why? >> stephanie: really the guy that just lost by a landslide. >> caller: first of all, if you were hiring the guy why would you hire the guy? why would you bring aboard the guy whose economic plan was defeated roundly by all possible metrics. what competence did he demonstrate in handling the national economy. >> stephanie: this is what bipartisanship means? has that ever been asked of a republican candidate? did anyone ask george bush, don't you think he should bring john kerry in to. >> caller: to talk about iraq? i'm sure no one did. they didn't even ask al gore, who won the popular vote. >> stephanie: that's what drives me insane. that's the premise. >> caller: you have to watch out every time david gregory says just one more thing. the next question is going to be

a barrel full of stupid. my favorite was the brown-warren debate and i emblazoned this question on my mind so i would never forget. we have only five minutes left, let's deal with some other issues. what about afghanistan. after spending 20 minutes on something that may have been or not have been on her job application. oh, oh by the way, the war we're having, what do you think. >> president johnson, do you see a role for senator goldwater in your administration. >> caller: whoever asked that. whoever asked that would get halfway through the question and lyndon would have his peculiar pecker on thatthat in his pocket. >> stephanie: now we have to go. >> caller: now make sure that your little petraeus is behaving behaving. >> we'll talk with charlie about

that next week. >> stephanie: chauncey in jacksonville, florida. >> caller: good morning stephanie. how are you. >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i love you. you have the most refreshing person we have needed a show like this forever. i hate all of these episodes. [ wand music ] >> caller: that just drag out the non-truth. you got me hooked, girl, you're awesome. >> stephanie: you get me. >> caller: why a clip of ben stein telling about the newscast of what we have to do. he says, i want it leave now i got to tell you we'll have to raise those taxes on the higher--why doesn't anybody play that clip. >> stephanie: bill kristol. >> no, ben stein said it yesterday. he said it a while ago. >> stephanie: i think look, a lot of republicans are dusting

themselves off and-- >> we played that clip. >> stephanie: right, we did. >> i think sheldon adelson will want some of ben stein's money at this point. [ laughing ] >> stephanie: let's go it tony in north carolina. hi stone tony, welcome. >> caller: hi, stephanie i turned over to the glenn beck station, and he said the truth lives here. i said, the real truth lives with stephanie miller. >> stephanie: that's right. call the mayor of realville of rush limbaugh and tell him where the truth is. >> caller: the north carolina sex scandal with petraeus, i think it's just a distraction for now but the real intelligent people who live in north carolina who voted for obama, we will not be distracted. we have lots of work to do to get this thing going forward and not backwards to sex scandal nonsense. i think they should be charged with national security breach if

there is information on those women's computers. >> stephanie: that's what chris was saying that's where the issue is. private behavior obviously that's not any kind of offense. it's the classified information. >> although people in the military can still be court-martialed for adultery. that's against the military code of conduct. >> stephanie: reallyish now thank you for that not so fun fact. 45 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> oh, god, that feels weird and good all at once. >> my grand-daughter repeats everything i say. everything i say. >> for life's bleachable moments there's clorox bleach.

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they report not one single person voted for mitt romney. zero. [ wah wah ] >> some how karl rove could not see that coming into no. and this guy who had homey ryan romney ryan tattooed on his face. maybe he just is realizing that was a dumb thing to do. >> herp-derp. >> stephanie: he said. >> herp-derp. >> stephanie: oh dear. he's a professional wrestler from indiana. he auctioned off a portion of his face on ebay, like you do. >> sure, who wouldn't. >> stephanie: and tattoo romney on his temple after receiving $15,000. disappoint man totally

disappointed. >> disappointed! >> stephanie: he told politico, i'm the guy who has egg all over his face, but instead of egg it's a romney-ryan tattoo, and it's there for life. >> i'm disappointed in addition ♪ you are a ♪ an idiot ♪ >> stephanie: oh skeeter skeeter, skeeter it gets better. >> we all just want free stuff. >> you know, i know, we all know a skeeter. obama-derangement syndrome reaches all segments of society. rich and poor, young and old anyone can be a skeeter. sufferers of obama derangement syndrome only have to remember three words. >> it gets better. >> for those unable to distinguish between fantasy and

reality, it gets better. >> can i get back on the yahoo comments now. >> give to your local skeeter kiosk, help skeeter. help bubba help karl rove. a delusional mind is a terrible thing to waste. >> stephanie: rocky mountain mike, we love you. okay, oh dear. we like this guy. texas megachurch pastor, obama's election will lead to the reign of the antichrist. former rick perry supporter that guy. >> oh, oh him. >> stephanie: predicted on sunday that president obama's re-election would lead to the reign of the antichrist in the united states. could you take out your organs please? >> doesn't the bible expressly say no one will know the day or time that the antichrist--except for this pastor. >> stephanie: he has a megachurch. he knows. you don't know. >> gotcha. >> stephanie: i want you to hear me tonight.

i'm not saying that the president obama is the antichrist. one reason i know that the that he's not the antichrist. the antichrist would have higher poll numbers. >> is he saying that president obama has low poll numbers. >> stephanie: what i'm saying say, the course he's leading our country is for the future reign--there, and despite that warning we re-electedded him by a landslide. >> it sucks to be jeffers. >> stephanie: hi, chuck. >> caller: hi, stephanie how are you. >> stephanie: good. >> caller: i'm a recent fan. i think you're so damn sexy. >> stephanie: oh, thank you. please feel free to send me 20 to 30,000 inappropriate e-mails. >> caller: i would love to. >> stephanie: all right. >> caller: a couple of comments.

there is a lady who commented about the situation in arizona. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: they reported on that last night. that oh, okay. >> caller: also, all these ceos who all of a sudden have to layoff people because obama won, like. >> stephanie: because they're just bitter? >> caller: they're just bitter particularly papa johns. >> stephanie: what's with the sucky pizza for right wing pizza guys. herman cane. >> caller: he wouldn't have it worry about paying extra costs if he didn't have a business. >> stephanie: did you sea his house on tv? how many square feet? oh yeah, he can't possibly afford it. >> it had two tunnels. the house has two tunnels. >> stephanie: like you do. right. >> get rid one of them and you could afford to pay for healthcare for your employees.

into mark in >> stephanie: mark in california hello mark. >> caller: i've been waiting two weeks to get on. >> stephanie: have you grown a beard since you've been waiting? >> caller: a little bit. a question on the karl rove meltdown. i haven't had anybody mention this, but he's just a contributor to fox. he managed to be able to tell anchors what they should go do. can you imagine someone telling chris matthews on msnbc to get off his ass and go check the results? >> stephanie: yeah exactly. that would not be fair enough for chris. >> can you imagine if i told you it get off your ass and check the results? >> stephanie: right, and i probably would that's the self-esteem that i have. >> with those mega pins of yours yours. >> stephanie: hi teresa. >> caller: hi, how are you doing. >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i've got two comments

about fox noise. first for laughs but this morning it made me angry because they were talking about the food packets that they've been giving the victories of the hurricane sandy. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: they're the same food packets that they give to the military. they were putting down the red cross for giving people these packet as soon as right. >> caller: that's thepackets. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: the weeper of the house boehner has a plan for this benghazi and petraeus thing. they're planning something. >> stephanie: oh really. >> caller: i just have a feeling. >> stephanie: hmm, hmm that's something that john jon stewart brought up. how can there be a white house cover up? petraeus can still testify. now we'll never know what happened. quitting is not the same thing as dying. he could still go testify what happened in benghazi.

michael you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning, stephanie, how are you and your merry erlves today. >> stephanie: my elves are fine. >> caller: how do you think the brave fighting men feel in the trenches when they find out the guy leading them is playing games and they're getting shot at and the guy behind the desk aren't. >> stephanie: playing hoochy mamas. >> caller: yes, and what do you think a patient would feel like if he was laying under the scalp of ms. kelley's bombed husband. >> stephanie: do we have evidence that he's bombed? how did he get dragged into this. stephanie miller.

[ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: hello current tv land. markos moulitsas is coming right up. he's coast daily coast. there go. jacki schechner we're just hungry for can you feed our giant salaciou mall with any more details of the president scandal. >> i figure out the break that your caller was making there. he took it to the next chapter where jill kelley's husband gets depressed and drinks, and he throws himself into the booze. he was writing the next chapter. >> stephanie: very housewives of langley. everyone is writing a new chapter. >> i think that's what we did. we took it one step further.%

>> stephanie: they lost me at the pirate party. jacki schechner with all the latest in the current news center. >> yes we're going to go to other news. now that the president has been re-elected, and they're moving forward as planned there are deadlines fast approaching. the states were supposed to submit plans to set up their health insurance exchanges by friday. now the deadline has been push back and they have until december 14th to submit their plans but this friday they need to make their intentions known. five republican governors were still refusing to implement reform. refusing to set up exchanges and refuseing to expend medicaid but that's a silly strategy on their part because the affordable care act says that if the states don't set up the exchanges the federal government will did it themselves. the "washington post" estimates there are about 17 states that will leave the exchanges up to the federal government, that is

a lot of infrastructure to get set up in a short period of time. there is not only the task of creating the online tool that people will use to comparison shop for their healthcare plans but also the task of sorting out who is eligible for what subsidies. people are going to be buying health insurance dependent on how much money you make. in other non-petraeus news this morning. people in more than 30 states have posted petitions on the white house website asking to secede from the union. the obama administration said it will consider any petition that gets 25,000 signatures and offer a response. one petition asking texas to withdraw has almost 68,000 signatures but governor rick perry said he does not support it. there is also a petition asking to deport everyone who has signed a petition to secede. that's one this i might sign.

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toll-free from anywhere, and andwww.stephaniemiller.com. amidst all the hubbub, eerily accurate on the election. good morning markos how are you, sir? your polling was scary accurate as well, that's right. >> caller: it's a polling out of north carolina. but i scored really well with predictions, which went i don't know our polling because, in fact, in reality an opposed to a gut feelings and from the after life or whatever peggy noonan was using, it was a fantastic

day for the democrats. >> stephanie: who could have predicted that peggy noonan's vibrations or dig dick morris' predictions would be wrong. >> caller: there was no stress or nothing. the data was so clear. we talked about this before the election. of course people want to be scared. they want to worry. there is a lot of at stake, so there is reason to. behavior for those that submerse themselves in the numbers you just sit back and wait for the election results to validate what you've been saying for a whole year. >> stephanie: oh, those are democrat-leaning polls. as it turns out there is more of us as rush limbaugh said at the election we're outnumbered right? >> yes and it wasn't so much

just the poll numbers. the poll numbers were good. no doubt about that. but now we have this thing called early voting. people are turning out and voting weeks before the actual election. in north carolina, for example they break down the early vote by race, by sex, by age group and so we didn't sit there and just say we're winning because these numbers are saying it. i was looking at that early vote and i was seeing our african-americans turned oh out 50% higher than 2008. young voters 39% higher than 2008. this was the electorate voter model. sneeze what the romney camp was sure of, and mainstream media marcos, they were saying it over and over, they're always wrong.

the blacks aren't going to turn out, the youth aren't going to turn out--what are they basing this on? it's more of the mainstream media wanting a horse race, right. >> caller: that's part of it. it's not an unreasonable assumption to make, a theory, a hypothesis. we were killed in 2010 because african-americans, young voters did in the turn out. as soon as we saw the early vote and we saw that our people were turning out, there was just in way that those likely voters so i based my predictions that i assumed that everyone was going it turn out and it turned out to be right. >> stephanie: were you surprised between citizens united, the amount of money and voter suppression efforts that it was was, in fact, a landslide. >> caller: no, he wasn't

surprised. people worried too much about voter suppression. they give karl rove and republicans too much power. top empowering karl rove and the republicans. they're not that smart. >> stephanie: you see how powerless car karl rove is now. it's hilarious. >> caller: exactly. what they did is they're good at the structural voter suppression, there aren't enough voter machines in cleveland. if you're african-american, you're in line for eight hours. that's what they're really good at doing. the conspiracy theory land, and i got to say the democrats were absolutely fantastic on the legal front pushing back against a lot of these efforts. we had a stream of about a dozen victories, and voting access in

the moss months leading to the election. >> stephanie: marcos, i was saying that. the justice department were on this. they won every single court case on this voteer suppression right? >> caller: some of these issues weren't federal issues. these were more on the democratic party handled them. we were on the ball, and we democrats were on the ball from day one that and all the way through, don't you think? debby wasserman schultz did a great job and reince priebus is pathetic. this whole orca thing that they were basing mitt romney's campaign and information on was just a massive failure. >> caller: there is nothing good about the republican party this

psycho. after all the crap they done, and a lot of were talking about how we had been mocking republicans, but it wasn't so much that they thought they were going to win. it's that they knew they were going it win. anybody who thought otherwise were morons. they were basing this on nothing. of course we're going it have a great laugh at their expense. you had dick morris was how the media fell flat because they thought it was a tied race when it never was. this notion, it wasn't just that we think we're going it win, we feel good about it. no you're friggin' morons. >> stephanie: how fox news continues to ask dick morris what is going to happen with a straight face. >> caller: if you're a conservative, you can fail, you can fail upward. that's the way it's always been. had nate silver been wrong? had i been wrong at that level

we'd be laughed out of the world, out of the punditcy world. but they live in their bubble, and they live nicely. nobody in the liberal side validates the wrong information. >> stephanie: if they want to feel better. if they want to continue to be in denial, they're going oh it keep losing, right? >> caller: editorially absolutely. the problem is that's the exact same way they deal with things like global warming chime change andclimatechange and the rejection of science hurts them on a policy side because we would be better off if we made decisions based on facts. this time it hit them in the butt. reality cost them something but i wish they would learn from this lesson and realize that maybe we need to stop distrusting the data so much.

>> stephanie: speaking of overwrought reactions we've been reading just racist stuff online. somebody called about all the petitions to secede from the union from different states around the country. i think you were talking about where conservatives want to move. they can't go to canada because that's socialist right? >> caller: they thought they were going to move to canada until somebody pointed out to them that they have healthcare in canada that. >> it's indonesia. it's the only place they can flee to. >> caller: i still highly endorse somalia. everyone has got a gun and it's a theocracy. they did have a different god. >> nobody is perfect. >> stephanie: what do you think in terms of how the president negotiates on the fiscal cliff and all of this. this is the second electoral landslide, we're hearing literally the same stuff.

you know, let's do mitt romney economic plan. what? >> caller: yeah, what do mitt romney's advisers have to say about it. this is only the second time since fdr that a president has received 5% of 50% of the vote twice. the only other person is ronald reagan. the numbers are still being counted in the west coast so it will be bigger. obama has the bigger margin of victory than george bush did in 2004. and remember that george bush declared himself a mandate into how. >> stephanie: how long bigger do you think the poplar vote margin would have been if it weren't to hurricane sandy. obviously the popular vote would have been bigger. >> caller: no, it's clear. i wouldn't be surprised if we get to a four-point margin. this is how good this is.

we are close if it expands to half a percent, which is doable with the ballots in california arizona and washington and oregon. president obamamitt romney will have around 47% of the vote. >> stephanie: how ironic tee hee. congratulations on all your rightness and smartness. >> caller: thanks very much. >> what universe is dick morris not part of the media. he's complaining about the media and his mug is on fox news every five minutes. >> stephanie: myth busters is taking you to task for saying it's too landslides in a row. >> it's not two lan landslides in a row. >> stephanie: what do you call it? >> i say that's a landslide but

that's me. >> stephanie: romney got less votes than john mccain. >> yes i know. >> stephanie: hmm okay. >> i think they're a little mad. >> stephanie: i got it get on there, i got to get the details. >> and then read the comment section. >> two plus two equals seven. everybody knows that. >> stephanie: okay. >> i'm sure tim graham will enjoy that at myth busters. >> stephanie: love you tim. kids we keep this ramshackle operation running by going to pc dot? for many of us our jobs are demanding. most of my day consists of cocktail hours so i need to package my work into a neat little bow. that's why i rely on my pc. it's the powerfully simple tool that keeps you connected to your business wherever you are. it turns any pc, tablet or smart phone into your office computer.

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it's delicious. then you get a jar of sauerkraut and you stir fry the ol'whole thing together, and the secret ingredient is a little dill. it's delicious thanksgiving dish. okay. chris. >> i'm not a fan of sauerkraut. >> stephanie: and n ohori has sent us another picture of zebra finch. i've been listening to you daily since 2005. besides the birdie, i converted my brother bill and we went and saw at sexy liberal show. [ bird screams ] >> stephanie: okay. okay arlene in alabama.

you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: i wanted to tell you how much i appreciate you everyone on your show and everyone associated with current tv. i get awfully lonely down here in the heart of dixie. >> stephanie: i bet you do. >> caller: but i do have encouraging words for the secessionists. they'll saved themselves the effort of that type of election, of course it means that i'll have it move but there is always colorado and washington. >> stephanie: she made the k oh olob joke. >> stephanie: i thought she said coloradojoke. >> i thought she said colorado and washington. >> stephanie: hello. >> caller: one of the international poll watchers said it was the most outrageous

taking away of votes and what they have done, according to my daughter who lives in phoenix they've taken hispanic names who have-legally registered saying that their ballots are provisional, and they have to go down and reprove that they were registered. >> stephanie: someone else brought this up i think because we won by a large margin. i think you're right. i'm glad the president brought it up. he specifically was talking about florida, about the long lines, he said we got to do something about that period for the next election. >> there are some close elections in arizona that still have not been counted that this might push one way oh other another. >> stephanie: the provisional ballots it's all in places with republican governors. they disproportionately get

thrown out provisional ballots. >> so people have to go downtown or where show their i.d. and make sure that their vote has been counted correctly. that's an extraordinary burden on people. >> stephanie: exactlyexactly. judy welcome. >> caller: i think we're witnessing the self destruction of a political party mainly because as you said earlier and said is many times they're believing their own lies. we're not. they are. >> stephanie: you have to see who is going to win the fight between the tea party and the republican establishment. you all fight amongst yourself and let us know how that works for you. we'll be just over here running everything. 29 minutes after the hour on "the stephanie miller show"." people when i'm upset. do you share the sense of outrage that they're doing this,

this corruption based on corruption based on corruption. >>i think that's an understatement, eliot. u>> i'm not prone tot. understatement, so explain to me why that is. i think the mob learned from wall st., not vice versa.

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[ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> you're like a swarthy big hipped kelly ripa. >> stephanie: 34 minutes after the hour. chris' mic is somewhat louder than both you're and jims. can you explain that? >> maybe he's shouting into the mic perhaps. >> stephanie: bill, his mic is the same level. he talks that loud all the time. >> i can't help it. i'm deaf. >> stephanie: remember when because jim and i are not--what's the word, morning people so much? so we get here, you know, insane o'clock. >> stephanie: you get here three minutes until 6:00.

he's hooking up in denver with-- with--our syndicator. what do you say? >> good morning denver into we don't even have to be hooked up. they can hear him without being hooked up. good morning denver. >> to his credit the guy on the other end is also very cheerful in the morning. >> stephanie: that's why we love denver. >> apparently when you talk to denver or in denver you have to shout like that. >> the air is thinner. >> stephanie: you are in radio too long and you're t.v. that's why you talk too loud. >> what's that say again? >> stephanie: sorry, we're just doing our bickering. >> caller: look i was calling do you find it hilarious, i don't know which one where are the sane republicans? i call them throughout the entire election, suddenly they

all have their asss handed to them and they want to talk about how crazy their party is. david fromm i saw him ones through the whole campaign cycle. joe will sit up there and make sense then the next broadcast he's back to the extreme side again. i'm going crazy with them all. >> stephanie: we were talking about sean hannity talking about comprehensive immigration reform in right-wing world. now a warning? >> now a warning? >> stephanie: we really shouldn't sound so harsh huh? what? >> caller: they totally flip flop. papa john's wants to use obama as an excuse. if they're in business for two more years i'll be surprised and obama-care will be the excuse into. >> stephanie: all you have to do is looking at that gin oh ormous

big-a ass house. >> i'm maintaining that all of these business who is say they're going to be in trouble if obama-care goes through, they're in trouble any way. >> stephanie: a lot of this is revenge firings, it's ridiculous bitterness. it's the same obama derangement syndrome we've been seeing. people are losing their their--bleep--in different ways and they're making a political point by firing people. are you telling me that their businesses changed between monday and thursday that they had to layoff--really? really. mason in ohio, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi mason. >> caller: good morning sunshine sunshine. >> stephanie: good morning moon shine. >> caller: i love being right.

i was saying that obama was going to win by a landslide. he did. thank you for that. >> stephanie: even news busters were dispirited. usually they say mean things about me. but they only said that obama didn't win by a landslide. >> caller: it was a killing and bush won by less than that, and they said that was a mandate. that was a huge win. and obama beat that score to death. i really thought that the election was over and that was such a landslide that it would break the craziness fever. it's like they're building a case to work against president obama already. and we haven't even got out of november. they're talking about petraeus and what his bringings are and they're talking about seceding from the union and healthcare. >> stephanie: and they're at least providing comedy. julie brown has done another

victoria jackson video, her reaction. >> we posted that on the facebook page. check it out. it's awesome. >> stephanie: i love these things five days later. all this mascara. i'm still crying, america is dying. [ laughing ] now that immigration--what do you call it, comprehensive immigration reform fan sean hannity? what? >> only when it's politically expedient has spoken out. >> stephanie: do we not all not see all the fans, we outdo each other. >> i know, we'll get exploding bird seed and drop it on their heads. line the border with holes and they'll fall right in. >> stephanie: exactly. they were coming up with these road runner schemes.

how about if we move the hole so it looks like they're going through--okay. two u.s. senators want to put together bipartisan immigration reform. good. restarting talks on a proposal that includes a path to citizens for illegal immigrants already in the country i'm sure it has nothing to do with it on their side. they just always wanted to do the right thing and we've always been at war with east asia. chuck schumer said he and lindsey graham will continue talks that stopped two years ago. you know what, whatever gets them to the table i guess. graham said the tone and rhetoric used by his party built a wall between the hispanic and republican party. you think? he said it has to stop. it's one thing to shoot yourself

in the foot, just don't reload the gun. i intend the american solution to an american problem. very rare, sure. their plan is requiring high tech social securities to insure illegal workers can't get jobs strengthening borders and a process for admitting temporary workers. schumer said the plan embraces a path to citizenship which is fair, which means you have to learn english, you have to go back to the line, and you have to have a job and you can't commit crimes. this is the pathway to citizenship. yes, do you remember that? yes, here it is, since the election some voices including sean hannity are in support of immigration reform. what happened to them screaming amnesty.

no matter anything reasonable. >> when you evolve, you evolve over a period of time. you don't evolve overnight. >> overnight when your guy lost. >> stephanie: right. >> that is doing it for political expediency. >> stephanie: that would be considered--what did sean hannity call it? flip flop. >> yes that's a flop flop ♪ they call you flipper ♪ >> stephanie: hey sean. [ snapping ] nancy in florida you're on the "the stephanie miller show"." >> caller: hi, stephanie. love your show. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: i'm formerly from massachusetts, now i'm in florida where they can't count very fast. if they continue--the republicans, i'm talking about the house--if they continue to do this good luck thing, we have

power. we need to call our representatives. we need to get on the phones and harass them until they start to cooperate with president obama. >> stephanie: yes, yes. >> caller: if people will do that. >> we might have to remind them of the election results. apparently it wasn't clear enough. we were talking about a big day for american equality and all the other so many silver lining. it was happy clapy day for me. a lot of people are wondering if this will affect the supreme court who came to meet on november 20th who decided to review gay rights that came to them. it shows that the gays and lesbians have a lot of political power, and now the supreme court doesn't have to do anything. >> wow they see that writing on the wall, don't they. >> stephanie: yes, the president of national organization for marriage meaning for straight

people said kennedy justice kennedy was talking about well look at this, and why create a new culture war and impose gay marriage on the country when this is being worked out on a state by state basis. the south would have worked out all the stuff. >> we don't need to start a kerfuffle over that. >> stephanie: exactly. calling prop 8 watts the equivalent of imposing gay marriage on the populous, but lawyers said tuesday's ballot could have the opposite of that saying gay marriage's time has come. in 1967, the court rule that virginia could no longer ban interracial marriage, after several states repealed their anti- >> mysongenation. >> stephanie: thanks. and every time it becomes clear

marriage equality is popular that helps the supreme court in unquantify ways and some experts. note that 30 states have passed lawed prohibiting gay marriage. and it does in the hinge on whether a few ballot measures pass in favor of gay marriage equality. it's far far more reaching for equal representation. it's only going to help us. the court cannot live in a world where it's non-constitutional in the northeast and constitutional everywhere else. with more states allowing same-sex marriage more people are adversely affected by doma. it becomes much more urgent to get an the supreme court it

acknowledge same-sex marriage in america. it's just a crazy quilt. it's legal in this state but because of doma you don't have certain rights. it's a legal mess, and it has got to be solved at the supreme court. 46 minutes after the hour. >> not a hot tranny mess. >> definitely not a hot tranny mess. >> stephanie: now check out the advice on facebook. >> this is all very strange. >> i agree. something is not right. >> it's "the stephanie miller show." (vo) jennifer granholm ... >>for every discouraged voter, there are ten angry ones taking action. trickle down does not work. in romney's world, cars get the elevator and the workers get the shaft. that is a whole bunch of bunk.

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you don't get any voting rights, you get it federal aid, an they are all these jobs they can pick themselves up with. >> the red states are the biggest leeches on the federal teet. >> stephanie: that's right. moochers. what a show, thanks the memorialel saturday atmemorable at the theater. unfortunately i was groped in the aisle. mama gets a little grabbing. yes, i do. we have sexy liberal news coming up. in the meantime, do you know what makes a delightful christmas gift welcome sexy liberal wear. go to sexy liberal.com.

speaking of holidays, guess what katie holmes gets to do. spend christmas with tom cruise. >> i just remembered i have to get more stuffing--i'll be back? >> stephanie: they're going to have a little family time. all right, cher has a crush on chris hayes from msnbc. >> really? >> stephanie: whew. >> if i could turn back time. >> stephanie: yes, she's 66 and he's 33 and married. >> well, there is that. >> stephanie: she said her passion for him has inspired her to give up bad boys and now she's looking for a button down political wonk just like chris. >> i'm sure mrs. chris is thrilled. >> stephanie: tell cher to stop calling. whew. oh dear, we got a sesame street scandal.

the voice of elmo. oh dear. >> this is unpleasant. >> stephanie: kevin clash, the voice of elmo. oh dear. he's not having any--appropriated i don't, i never--he's been accused of engaging in a relationship with an underage teen, oh boy. he admits to having a relationship with his accuser who is now 33, he said the man was of legal age at the time. we don't know. the story is developing. exactly. stacey in florida. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hello, stacey. >> caller: hi, steph, how are you doing? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: how delicious we won the sunshine state. >> stephanie: it was delicious. >> caller: you cannot stop us. >> stephanie: i love they didn't finish the counting in florida. it didn't matter. >> caller: oh, they're disgusting. we got to do something about rick scott. he's disgusting.

>> stephanie: don't you love, stacey that he has asked for a review with what went wrong with the voting. >> caller: he is the problem. he say for year for obama we're going it give him four year and then send him back where he come from. >> stephanie: it was he messing with the early voting hours. i have to say once again, they are the heroes of this election, people in florida. some people went back multiple times, waited in line for hours because he kept cutting the early voting hours. they were in line after midnight to vote on election night even after they knew the election was decided, god bless you for hanging in there. ken in phoenix. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi ken. >> caller: hi, how are you doing? that good, ken, go ahead. >> caller: the lady who called in earlier about the arizona vote. we do have 500,000 provisional ballots. the kids who came in here, young kids got 30,000 plus new voters registered. the problem with it was a lot of

those registered voters some how didn't end up on the rolls and they were given provisional ballots. if they don't go in tomorrow, wednesday, to contest those provisional ballots the vote is wrong. it can put our wonderful sheriff out of business. but barber in the congress without a problem. and it's just disgusting that they're doing this it the vote. >> stephanie: yep, absolutely. by the way, i don't know why i just--governor bone singer popped into my mind. we had the biggest bond ever. i thought it was governor been bond,

23 films. >> i'm thinking sean is not impressed. still can't drive a bloody stick shift. >> stephanie: what kind of bond is he. >> of course he could flap his ears and fly away. >> stephanie: the largest debut in the franchise sir sean, sorry about that. big, big big big. i'm just saying given the electoral landslide bond fingerer could be big. [ james bond music ] ♪ bone finger ♪ we're watching you ♪ she has fight ♪ too ♪ >> so it's the biggest grossing film ever. i just left the world's biggest

dookie in the toilet. [ sean connery voice ] >> stephanie: sean is a little bit. is it possible that bone finger is also road flair mary? they sound alike. >> totally possible. >> caller: i'm not really wanting the republican party to change at all. i hope they stay on the same pass, and they can pass the wig partythe whigparty and the dinosaur on the way to extinction. >> that's it for us. from the whole gang on current we'll see you tomorrow on "the stephanie miller show." [ ♪ music ♪ ]